Vast indoor market, such a fun spot filled with any shops and restaurants, you can spend hours just wandering around. Beautifully decorated for the holidays, it was a pleasure to stroll through all the hallways and end up with pizza for lunch. The market is fun in the summer but amazing during the holidays.

I loved it at Christmas time! It was super crowded of course but crowds don't bother me. It was full of all kinds of goodies! They have the best seafood. We eat there every trip to NY. I had been to the market before but Christmas is the best time to go in my opinion. SO much to look at.

Popped in for a meander and lunch, great assortment, all smelling very fresh. Had lunch an asian fusion mexican type place? V friendly, excellent food and their spiced peach tea was excellent. Not much in the way of shops anymore, all eateries. Toilets are on basement level at the far back.

Chelsea Market is a food, shopping Hall, office building and television production facility in Manhattans Chelsea district and spans a full city block between 9th & 10th avenue and 15th & 16th streets. I popped in here at the end of my High Line walk. I ventured into one of my favourite clothing retailer: Anthropologie, and the book-worm in me could not resist a visitation to bookseller: Posman Books. The Chelsea Market is acclaimed as a foodie paradise and that it is, offering a variety of full service restaurants as well as the grab-and-go variety. Everyone was beating down the door at the Takumi eatery so I tried their trendy Asian Fusion Taco.....a great treat.The Chelsea is a unique and invigorating Market.

A fantastic (and huge) space in an old biscuit factory. Some arty shops and lots of eatery outlets all set out amidst exposed brick walls, wrought iron girders and fairy lights. We walked the floor first to see what was on offer and then settled on a Mediterranean food outlet called Miznon. Managed to get seated quickly at a high table. Tucked into a delicious falafel burger with green chilli sauce - everything about it was fantastic. If it wasn’t so filling I would have gone back for a second! My husband was similarly complementary about his lamb kofta pitta. I understand from a friend that the market can get super busy but it wasn’t too bad on a Winter’s day in February!

Don't go for breakfast. We arrived around 9am on a Saturday in March. Very limited selections for morning dining. It got quite busy around 10am and most of the shops don't open until 11 am. Not enough places to sit either!! Last time I was here was 2016 so was sad to see that a lot of the stalls are now vacant, probably Covid casualties. Sad to see it decline as the space is fabulous. Former Nabisco factory, home to the first Oreo!!

Heading to the Highline came across a building with Chelsea Market written on it! Not knowing what it was went in to explore and found a busy vibrant place with lots of things to see, taste or drink. Definitely worth a visit

I enjoyed Chelsea market, but please have your expectations in check. There are plenty of food options - some more take out, a few restaurants, lots of Asian and Mexican and bakeries. There are not always places to sit an eat the food, however. If you go over lunch it is very crowded. I expected more shops and was disappointed when there seemed to be more eateries than places to shop. The decor is interesting and I enjoyed the artwork. There were a lot of school field trips bringing the students in for meals when I was there. Caught breakfast the next morning and it was a whole lot less crowded. We saw plenty of security and felt safe. Public restrooms were available. Food was not overpriced. Definitely worth a stop, especially if your group has different tastes.

Great market, food and stalls. Did as a tour, which I wouldn’t recommend. You need to visit here on your own, explore, have fun and eat too much food. Preferred Time Out Market across the Brooklyn Bridge, but Chelsea Market is worth a visit, as is the High-line, for walking off too much food.

A terrific urban mall/market with shops, restaurants and more in a trendy part of Manhattan. My son and I took his two oldest (7 and 4) with us looking for baseball hats with NY on them. We weren't successful, but we got all kinds of mileage out of the visit. The kids were JAZZED.